This is a set of two articulated bunnies, and they are genuinely independent of one another — each has its own joints and can be posed without reference to the other. That matters more than it sounds. A single figure gives you one pose; a pair gives you a relationship, and most of the appeal of this set is in arranging one bunny reacting to the other.
Why a pair changes the display
Two figures let you build a small scene rather than place an ornament. One sitting, one upright and alert. Both facing the same direction as if watching something off the edge of the shelf. Turned towards each other mid-conversation. None of this requires any skill beyond moving the limbs, and it is the reason the pair tends to end up on a desk rather than in a cabinet.
A surface built for painting
The PLA comes off the plate smooth, which makes these a straightforward candidate for acrylics if you want to paint them. Two identical blanks also mean you can try a colour scheme on the first and correct it on the second, or paint them as a matched set. Left unpainted they hold up perfectly well in the natural filament colour, so painting is an option rather than an expectation.
Set contents
- Two complete articulated bunnies
- Print-in-place joints — no assembly and no glue
- Poseable ears, limbs and bodies on each figure
- Smooth surfaces suited to acrylic paint
Making and handling
Both figures are printed in Quebec to the same settings, and each is checked for joint movement before the pair ships together. The designer of this model is not recorded in our catalogue, so it is listed under Unknown Artist; for commercial printing rights to a community design, contact the artist directly. These are decorative collectibles for ages 14 and up. Keep them away from sustained heat and clean them dry.
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